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... PERSIA. roeutioned last week the attempt against the life of the Sbab uf Persia. We now learn that Hajee Suleiman Khan, accused the instigator uf the crime, was seized, his body carefully drilled with a knife in parts which would not at the moment caus^death ...
... because he refused to ratify the Turkish loan. PERSIA. A letter from Constantinople, says the Conati*ttionnel, gives fresh details of the attempted assasination of the Shah of Persia. There has existed in Persia for the last three or four years a religious ...
... PERSIA. letter from Constantinople, says the Contlitutiomud, gives fresh details of the attempted assasination of the Shah of Persia. There has existed in Persia for the last three or four years religious sect called Babis, who believe in the transmigration ...
... *' the people call them, in this locality. Persian Heretics and Executioners. —The late attempt to assassinate tho Shah of Persia was made by two persons who belonged to tbo religious sect of the Babis. This was tho only confession they made in spite of ...
... same policy pursued with equal activity in Asia, and there it obviously directed against the interests of the British empire. Persia has fallen under the yoke, and the troops which once followed the standard of the Sophis are now to led by a Russian General ...
... the South. PERSIA. The rumours of coming strife from Persia, which were cireulated so freely a few weeks, since, have proved to be wholly groundless, and no reason exists to fear hostile attacke from that quarter, not to suppose that Persia is Inclined ...
... long establ shed practlca, of their foundation ; in private reboots, teaches mu>t sail with the stream of general opinion and bab.U Teachers of tbe former class grow tired (no wo.’.det) of ineffec ual attempts change what defid i their efihrts, and sink ...
... instead of them, the commerce of the world ! By commerce has nothing to fear but the eUmenU- and bv land, the caravans from Persia will no more cut off, when once the Transcaucasian provinces are cleared the alien race. _i In Greece there will some ...
... i. , lie see* with satisfaction that in Article 1 the principle clos- the 261h of March the iikniiHitcnlianes had I> ...
... fi-ets in sight of Odessa. The anxiety which is visible in the higher circles, amongst the members of t’ e Imperial family, t ' baB contiibu e to increase the alarm the people. P been current here to day that the Emprewbadg.venorders Gen. Gtzevitch to proceed ...
... from York the 16th, and engere. The royal mail steamship Persia has also arrived, with advices from the same port to the 20th, with 700,000 dels, specie, and 145 passengers. Up to time the Persia* departure nothing Lad been heard of the Pacific. The steamer ...
... deputation thanked hi* lordship for bis attention and courtesy, aud withdraw. Sailing of tub Persia.—-The British sod North American royal mail steamship Persia, Captain Judkins, sailed from Liverpool for New York on Saturday forenoon eleven o’clock with ...